As a pet business owner, you might be waiting till you have big news to post on your blog. Many business owners hesitate to post unless they have something newsworthy to share.
But you don’t need a big announcement to engage your clients and prospects. Blog posts that focus on everyday moments go a long way toward engaging with your visitors and building trust.
Continue reading “You Don’t Need Big News to Post on Your Pet Business Blog”If you’ve ever wondered what to write next on your pet business blog, listen for the questions pet parents ask you every day.
Those questions folks ask during appointments, at drop-off and pick-up, or by phone, text, or email, many of those questions would make great blog posts.
Continue reading “Turn Everyday Pet Parent Questions into Blog Posts”Leaves are falling, days are shorter, temperatures are dropping. All signs point to the arrival of winter soon. Pet parents are trying to plan for cold weather, and your blog can help them.
Continue reading “Help Pet Parents Prepare for Cold Weather with a Seasonal Blog Post”October is here, which means holidays are on the horizon. While pet parents might not be thinking about holidays yet, questions will start popping up soon:
How can I help my pet navigate holiday visitors?
Is my puppy old enough for a Christmas road trip?
Can I share any Thanksgiving veggies with my pet?
October is a great time for you to prepare a blog post that anticipates and answers pet parents’ most common holiday questions and concerns.
Continue reading “Create a Blog Post that Answers Pet Parents’ Holiday Questions”August can provide the perfect opportunity for a fall blog-planning session. Clients are often in transition at this time of year, which means you might have a late-summer window to brainstorm blog topics for your fall calendar.
You don’t need to start writing yet. But one cozy afternoon is the perfect time to plan three months of fall blog topics. With a few simple steps, you’ll know what to write and when.
Get your favorite fall beverage, find a cozy, quiet place, and get ready to do a little brainstorming. Let’s take a look.
Continue reading “How to Prep Your Fall Blog Calendar in an Afternoon”
Janet Eriksson 